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7/23/2012

From GW Today:

In North Korea, GW Lecturer Teaches Statistics

Justin Fisher said he was surprised by how similar North Korean and GW students are.

July 23, 2012

After spending a week in North Korea as part of a Statistics Without Borders program, George Washington Elliott School of International Affairs Lecturer Justin Fisher is sure his summer students now have a better understanding of survey sampling, computer analysis and how (some) Americans greet each other.

Read more at: http://gwtoday.gwu.edu/theworld/innorthkoreagwlecturerteachesstatistics

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4/20/2016 06:19:56 am

Of course it's very pleasant for the teacher to realize that your work is not waste of time. And the understanding of many processes you haven't caught before is the great deal for students themselves.

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7/1/2016 11:20:04 am

North's Korean students are actually talented fellows. It's a little bit strange that Justin Fisher was surprised how many there were. An important point is that his international lesson was clear to each person. Thanks for note.

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3/17/2018 11:22:42 pm

The students were able to show such good practical skills and understanding of the basic principles within the program. This week was productive.

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7/26/2018 09:37:21 pm

I like this program because Statistics is a branch of mathematics dealing with the collection, organization, analysis, interpretation and presentation of data

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